Feedback from some of the many people Team Aid volunteer coordinators have helped.
April 20, 2024 –
Hanmakonda,
Telangana,
India
You people were really a god’s gift to us at that time after incident. Otherwise we wouldn’t have received them as fast as now. Really heartfelt thanks to entire team.
— Dr. Naveen Mukka
April 19, 2024 –
Daytona Beach,
Volusia, Florida,
United States
Mr. Mohan Nannapaneni and Mr. Srinivas Jarugula came forward upon knowing about Amir Jamadars sudden death. They stood besides me to complete everything. I did not even had to worry about everything. On his family’s behalf and myself as well we are so much grateful to you Mr. Mohan and Mr. Srinivas and the whole of Team aid for all you did. God bless !
— Delwin Thoduparambil
April 20, 2024 –
Warangal,
Telangana,
United States
We are very much pleased with the way Team Aid performed the activities and the way they handled the hurdles to bring Goutham to bring home AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. We are fortunate to get their assistance.
— Sharath Chandra Parsi
April 14, 2024 –
Cedar park,
Texas,
United States
LK was extremely helpful in handling the whole process and coordination beginning with giving advice/ walking through the whole process and hand holding the family and other parities involved. Though the family changed mind on where to perform last rites, LK seamlessly guided us throughout.
Due to his flexibility, ability to coordinate and personal attention, we were able to do the funeral and last rites in a timely manner.
He helped the family in a very tough situation and ensured a great send off for the deceased. The family is very grateful for it.
Thank you LK and Team AID.
— Gowtham Vemulapalli
March 1, 2024 –
Lake Mary,
Florida,
United States
Thank you very much to Mr. Srinivas Jarugula and Team Aid organization. He was very prompt, helpful, very attentive to the calls and the entire process was smooth. This is great service to the community. Hats off to all who ever behind this.
— Chandrakanth Kankanala
April 2, 2024 –
San Jose,
California,
United States
Having lived in Silicon Valley for more than 25 years, we were unprepared when my mother suddenly died. She was very religious, and our wish was to do the final rites at Haridwar in India. My cousin saw the reference for TeamAid in facebook groups. We contacted Mohan and he was helpful from the first call we did with him. He explained the entire steps calmly, send us the forms electronically. He explained different local vendors and government agencies involved in completing this process. I was surprised how someone can be so kind and helpful without any economic motive. Just for my satisfaction, I checked some local funeral homes. Most of them are not capable of doing this entire process to transfer to India. With Mohan help at each step we were able to achieve it to final destination in shortest time. I am truly impressed with the TeamAid dedication especially Mohan and I am hoping my mother is blessing them all from the heaven for the great selfless work they are doing.
— Pankaj Gupta
February 27, 2024 –
St Louis,
Missouri,
United States
When the brilliant Indian classical dancer, Amarnath Ghosh, was murdered on the street in St. Louis, Missouri, soon to complete his MFA degree, TEAMAid provided invaluable support. The case was complicated due to many issues: information about the case was not provided in a timely fashion by the St. Louis Police, the mourners at WashU were struggling as individuals without immediate support from the university. Amarnath had no family members in the U.S. and both of his parents were deceased in India. His closest relation was his partner in India who, luckily, had obtained a US Visa, anticipating a trip to St. Louis to celebrate his partner’s graduation which would have happened in May. To add to the complexity of the case, an uncle in India who, it appeared, had little to do with Amarnath during his lifetime, suddenly claimed authority over the body and assets, property. TEAMAid intervened with grace and care in negotiating between Amarnath’s partner, who the University sponsored in coming to St. Louis, and the uncle, reaching unexpectedly satisfactory results. The entire situation would have dissolved into chaos were it not for Mohan Nannapaneni and the team of volunteers at TEAMAid. Gratitude in abundance is due on the part of all involved.
— Jonathan Hollander, New York
March 4, 2024 –
Manteca,
California,
United States
These guys are Awesome always stand first for their people to help & serve our Nation in the United States . I had my personal experience with them
Also want to Share the Name of Gurjit Singh Rai he is incredible person. Thank you guys to help me out on this point.
— Amrik Singh
October 26, 2024 –
West Hempstead,
New York,
United States
During the time in which my family was experiencing a death, this team had made the funeral process much easier. Helping us immediately and allowing family members in India to say their finally goodbyes was not possible without this team. We will always be thankful of how efficient the TEAM work and how supportive they were in the time of need.
— Lakhwinder Singh
March 29, 2024 –
Concord,
Massachusetts,
United States
I was introduced to Ramakrishna Penumanthy, my primary contact at TeamAid, by a mutual friend a few hours after my father-in-law passed away. Rama went above and beyond in assisting us navigate the process of planning for cremation. In his assuring manner, Rama explained to me the steps involved, and coordinated the effort with Anil and Shankar. TeamAid did the groundwork of checking on availability of funeral homes that offered services that matched our family’s preferences. TeamAid arranged for a priest who is familiar with our preferences. Through out this process, Rama was just a phone call away, answering questions and offering suggestions at each step and ensuring a smooth planning process.
We are very grateful to TeamAid for the timely help provided at a difficult time for my family.
— Jayaraman Krishnasamy
